Position Summary:

The Field Tehsil Supervisor will oversee the effective implementation of immunization outreach, community mobilization, and monitoring activities within the assigned tehsil. S/he will coordinate field teams, support community engagement efforts, ensure accurate data collection, supervise mobile sessions, and collaborate with health stakeholders to increase vaccination coverage, especially for zero-dose, under-immunized children and eligible women.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Field Supervision and Community Mapping

• Oversee and support outreach teams in conducting door-to-door visits and mapping zero-dose children and defaulters.
• Supervise the collection and validation of community baseline data and microplans.
• Ensure proper tracking of immunization defaulters using digital/mobile tools.

2. Community Engagement & Support Groups

• Facilitate formation and regular meetings of Mothers’ and Fathers’ Support Groups (20 each per tehsil).
• Support IEC material distribution and ensure use of culturally relevant messages.
• Lead engagement with local influencers, religious leaders, and traditional figures to promote vaccine acceptance.

3. Capacity Building and Coordination

• Organize and follow-up on capacity building of LHWs, vaccinators, and mobilizers on RI, IPC, vaccine hesitancy, and microplanning.
• Support implementation of training sessions and ensure field staff apply learned competencies.

4. IEC and Advocacy Activities

• Coordinate community theater performances to dispel vaccine-related myths.
• Facilitate HPV awareness sessions in schools and with caregivers of girls aged 9-14.
• Organize advocacy events involving local government, religious leaders, and media representatives.

5. Health Facility Support & Quality Improvement

• Assist in the formation and facilitation of Health Facility Support Groups and QI Teams in priority UCs.
• Contribute to the development and follow-up of Facility Improvement Plans in collaboration with DHMTs and health staff.

6. Immunization Sessions and Mobile Health

• Support planning and execution of outreach and mobile ISD immunization sessions in hard-to-reach areas.
• Ensure integration of MNCH and nutrition services in mobile health sessions.
• Monitor service delivery quality and community feedback.

7. Monitoring, Reporting & Data Use

• Conduct routine supervisory visits and provide on-the-spot mentoring to field teams.
• Ensure timely and quality reporting of field data and progress updates.
• Participate in DICC meetings and coordinate sharing of meeting outcomes with Provincial EPI.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, Social Sciences, or related field (Master’s preferred).
• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in community health, immunization programs, or development projects.
• Experience in field supervision, community mobilization, and stakeholder coordination.
• Familiarity with immunization schedules, RI monitoring tools, and microplanning.
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and report-writing skills.
• Fluency in local language(s) and Urdu; working knowledge of English is an advantage.
• Willingness to travel extensively within tehsil and remote communities.

Competencies:

• Strong leadership and team management.
• Cultural sensitivity and ability to engage diverse groups.
• Problem-solving and adaptability in challenging field conditions.